By Dr. Bruce Smith —— Bio and Archives--August 10, 2023
How could anyone drive through our beautiful and bountiful Heartland and think it was boring? There’s no telling what you might find around the next turn or over the rise coming up. If you’re lucky when driving west along the old National Road west of Indianapolis, and in the surrounding countryside, you just might come across a fine mixed gaggle of geese.
Time was when it was common for a farm to have a resident flock of geese and ducks. Both were highly valued for their beauty, their habits, and their products. Geese are grazers. They’ll move along a slow moving frontal boundary plucking blades of grass one at a time through gracefully curved necks, their deep orange beaks doing the snipping. Ever hear of a goose-necked hoe? They will keep a grassy area shorn to a good height, spreading nitrogen-rich deposits as they go. That keeps the grass nice and green. Call it recycling the lawn.
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By Barbi on 2023 08 06
I just drove to the next little town over this week. Small ponds along the road. I am always happy to see the little ducks bobbing up and down, but this day there was a good-sized group of geese that had stopped by. They are elegant to look at. You can always hear when a flock is flying close over your house. We run outside to watch them.
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